Sentence examples for for her influence from inspiring English sources
That is: she doesn't apologize for her talent or for her influence.
On June 22, she will receive the 2010 Frameline Award at the 34th San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival for her influence on gay and lesbian filmmaking.
Yusuf is renowned for her no-nonsense approach to what women want, and the new autumn collection looks stronger for her influence.
So far, Assemblywoman Gloria Davis of the Bronx has admitted in a Manhattan court to accepting free transportation from the company in the late 1990's in return for her influence on its behalf in the Legislature.
She had been credited with helping shape the careers of the designers Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney, and was recognised for her influence on fashion with an OBE in 2008.
She is a well-connected former model and an editor of extraordinary taste known both for her influence on the fashion industry and the terror her aloofness can bring about in people who get on her bad side.
Mr. Putin's chilly response to her death — he was silent for days, then remarked that "her influence on political life was extremely insignificant in scale" — colored his image in the West.
That is, the patient's caring-for her sister influences how her sister can exercise autonomy.
With a level of fame which has, whether willingly or not, placed her in the position of becoming a trans role model; Jenner's endorsement of Taylor's performance does show the potential force for good her influence provides.
Napoleon himself would later owe her a debt of gratitude: she sold her diamonds to endow the Ecole Militaire, which educated poor but noble boys like him.Critics of the marquise (as she continued to call herself) derided her for abusing her influence with the king so as to corrupt national policy a common complaint against partners of powerful men.
She describes Sandberg as an enormously successful modern spokesperson for feminism: "Her influence and her visibility at this moment can't be overestimated".
